Pakistan Shaheens (258 & 222/3) comfortably defeat Sri Lanka 'A' (115 & 364) by 7 wickets in 1st Four-Day match

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1st four-day match - Pakistan Shaheens v Sri Lanka A

Toss update: Pakistan Shaheens have won the toss and are fielding first

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You got Sufiyan Muqeem,Fasial Akram you also have Mubasir who is an all rounder and should have 100% been picked.

Pretty sure Mubasir is injured as he hasn't played anywhere since mid champion's cup. Sufiyan is on the T20 squad. Faisal Akram will be going to Zimbabwe.

Rameez Jr. has put up really good numbers in his FC career so far. Really seems to flight his deliveries and get that big leg break... good test for him to prove he is a good Test spinner prospect.
 
1st four-day match - Pakistan Shaheens v Sri Lanka A

Score Update:

Sri Lanka A are currently 22/4 after 9 overs (1st Innings)
 
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1st four-day match - Pakistan Shaheens v Sri Lanka A

Score Update:

Sri Lanka A 82/5 ( 24.0 ov) - 1st innings
 
1st Four-day match - Pakistan Shaheens vs Sri Lanka A

Lunch Day 1: Sri Lanka A 90-6 (27 ov) - 1st innings
 
Kashif Ali dominates Sri Lanka A with 3/23 in 9 overs on Day 1 at lunch of the 1st four-day match
 
Junior should be playing over Sameen also Khurram is our main test pacer no need for him in A games
 
1st Four-day match - Pakistan Shaheens vs Sri Lanka A

Tea Day 1: Pakistan Shaheens 23-1 (10 ov)

Sri Lanka A 115-10 (33.1 ov)
 
This kashif ali is a good bowler he is a lanky athletic build and can bowl a heavy bowl and can hit the deck hard .
 
I like the look of Kashif Ali

He should go to South Africa tour
 
First four-day match: Sri Lanka A was bowled out for 115 in the first innings against Pakistan Shahins.
For Pakistan, Kashif Ali took 5 wickets, while Khurram Shahzad took 4 wickets.
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Rawalpindi on November 11.

Fast bowlers Kashif Ali and Khurram Shahzad bowled Sri Lanka A out for 115 on the first day of the first four-day match against Pakistan Shaheens.

Kashif Ali took 5 wickets for 31 runs. Khurram Shahzad dismissed 4 players for 32 runs.

At the end of the game, Pakistan scored 66 runs for the loss of 2 wickets in their first innings.

At the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, captain Muhammad Harirah won the toss and put the visiting team to bat.At one point, Sri Lanka A's four wickets had fallen for just 14 runs, with three batters - Oshada Fernando (1), Nipun Dhananjaya (2) and Pawan Ratnayake (0) - being dismissed by Kashif Ali.

Captain Pasindu Surya Bandara's resistance lasted only 28 runs as he was dismissed by Hussain Talat. Before the lunch break, Khurram Shahzad got his second wicket by dismissing Vashad Khawaja (18) before he had dismissed Ahan Wickramasinghe (2).

The situation was no different for Sri Lanka A in the second session as their four wickets fell for the addition of just 25 runs. Sonal Dinusha was the top scorer with 30 runs.

Pakistan's start was not good. Captain Muhammad Harirah was dismissed for just 6 runs.The total score was 15.

Abdul Fasih and Ali Zareeb batted cautiously to take the score to 49.

Abdul Fasih scored 26 runs off 60 balls with the help of 2 fours.

Ali Zareeb is not out on 18 off 49 balls, which includes 2 fours.

Mohammad Suleman is at the crease with 11 runs with the help of 2 fours.

When the first day's play was called off due to bad light, 30 overs were still left. The next day's play will begin at 9 a.m.

The Pakistan Shaheens are now 49 runs behind the visitors' score and have 8 wickets remaining.
 
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Good work , barring WasimJ and Khurri who already played for Pakistan, let these youngsters toil in domestice for some time.

Perfect example is Saim & Shafiq who were thrown in National team and their progression took alot of games
 
I like the look of Kashif Ali

He should go to South Africa tour

They will proberly pick Shaheen,Naseem,Mir Hamza,Shahzad also Jamal will be in the squad highly unlikely they will Kashif.
 
First four-day match: Sri Lanka A was bowled out for 115 in the first innings against Pakistan Shahins.
For Pakistan, Khushdil Shah took 5 wickets, while Mohammad Hafeez took 4 wickets.
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Rawalpindi on November 11.

Fast bowlers Kashif Ali and Khurram Shahzad bowled Sri Lanka A out for 115 on the first day of the first four-day match against Pakistan Shaheens.

Kashif Ali took 5 wickets for 31 runs. Khurram Shahzad dismissed 4 players for 32 runs.

At the end of the game, Pakistan scored 66 runs for the loss of 2 wickets in their first innings.

At the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, captain Muhammad Harirah won the toss and put the visiting team to bat.At one point, Sri Lanka A's four wickets had fallen for just 14 runs, with three batters - Oshada Fernando (1), Nipun Dhananjaya (2) and Pawan Ratnayake (0) - being dismissed by Kashif Ali.

Captain Pasindu Surya Bandara's resistance lasted only 28 runs as he was dismissed by Hussain Talat. Before the lunch break, Khurram Shahzad got his second wicket by dismissing Vashad Khawaja (18) before he had dismissed Ahan Wickramasinghe (2).

The situation was no different for Sri Lanka A in the second session as their four wickets fell for the addition of just 25 runs. Sonal Dinusha was the top scorer with 30 runs.

Pakistan's start was not good. Captain Muhammad Harirah was dismissed for just 6 runs.The total score was 15.

Abdul Fasih and Ali Zareeb batted cautiously to take the score to 49.

Abdul Fasih scored 26 runs off 60 balls with the help of 2 fours.

Ali Zareeb is not out on 18 off 49 balls, which includes 2 fours.

Mohammad Suleman is at the crease with 11 runs with the help of 2 fours.

When the first day's play was called off due to bad light, 30 overs were still left. The next day's play will begin at 9 a.m.

The Pakistan Shaheens are now 49 runs behind the visitors' score and have 8 wickets remaining.
Khushdil Shah and Mohammad Hafeez? What? Sarcasm I didn't get?
 
Junior should be playing over Sameen also Khurram is our main test pacer no need for him in A games
Think they want Khurram to get overs under his belt before South Africa.

Shame he's had injuries because he looks a thinking and skilful bowler.
 
Kashif Ali is listed as 30 years old but looks a late starter having only made his FC debut in 2021.


If the management rate him they'll have to introduce him fairly soon before he runs out of puff.
 
Kashif Ali is listed as 30 years old but looks a late starter having only made his FC debut in 2021.


If the management rate him they'll have to introduce him fairly soon before he runs out of puff.

I remember seeing his age in the early 20's when he first came onto the scene in 2021 with that young & exciting Northern squad and looked like it too. Not sure if the profiles are being mixed or something.


This one is 22 years old and I believe he was on that tour to Australia. Looks like there is another Kashif Ali who is a batsmen that is playing in the ongoing QeA as well... so who knows.

Either way, looks like a bowler with some zip but if he truly is 30 already, then there's not much of a runway left for him.
 
Mohammad Suleman is a good player. his last 4 inning scores are 84, 112, 90 and 2*

He is still out there batting at 11 runs
 
Kashif Ali has lost some zip compare to last season may be in real life he is 33/34 and hence the reason.
 
LOL at Haider ali.... another duck for him.

Not sure why is he even there. He does not deserve a place in shaheens.
 
Well struck 50 for Ali Zaryab though. He is looking solid.

Shaheens 132/4 atm
 
Shaheens batting have been weakened a bit due to Aus tour selections in an ideal scenario Farhan, Haseebullah and Omer Yousuf would be part of the XI making them stronger
 
1st Four-day match - Pakistan Shaheens vs Sri Lanka A

Pakistan A lead by 59 runs

Lunch Day 2: Pakistan Shaheens 174-5 (57 ov)

Sri Lanka A 115-10 (33.1 ov)
 
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Kashif Ali has lost some zip compare to last season may be in real life he is 33/34 and hence the reason.
it seemed to me he was trying to extract movement on a helpful pitch and not going flat out some of those dismissals had a Mohammad Asif print on them
 
it seemed to me he was trying to extract movement on a helpful pitch and not going flat out some of those dismissals had a Mohammad Asif print on them
i cant believe there are no streams of this game neither for Quaid Azam trophy when there used to be one round coverage every year.
 
Talat and Khurram are back in the dugout...

Shaheens 7 down for 218 and lead by 103 runs now.
 
Day 2: Tea Break - Pakistan A lead by 143 runs

SLA 115
PAKA 258 (82.1) CRR: 3.14
 
1st Four-day match - Pakistan Shaheens vs Sri Lanka A

Stumps Day 2:


Sri Lanka A 115 & 77-1 (20 ov)

Pakistan Shaheens 258 all out (82.1 ov)

Sri Lanka A trail by 66 runs
 
Pitch has flattened it’s going to be a 200-250 chase atleast
 
First four-day match: Pakistan Shaheens were bowled out for 258 against Sri Lanka A.

Ali Zareeb, Hussain Talat and Ruhail Nazir scored half-centuries.
Sri Lanka A 77 for one in the second innings.

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Rawalpindi on November 12.

Pakistan were bowled out for 258 in their first innings on the second day of the first four-day match against Sri Lanka A, which included half-centuries from Ali Zareeb, Hussain Talat and Ruhail Nazir.

This gave the visitors a first innings lead of 143 runs.

Sri Lanka A were 77 for one in their second innings at the close of play.

The Shaheens still lead by 66 runs.

At the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, the Shahins started their first innings on 66 runs 2 players out, but on the total score of 90, Vishwa Fernando dismissed Mohammad Suleiman and Haider Ali on consecutive balls. Mohammad Suleman scored 24 runs with the help of 4 fours. Haider Ali could not score any run.

The fifth wicket of the Shahins fell on the score of 132 runs when Ali Zareeb was out on 55 runs with the help of 5 fours.

Hussain Talat and Ruhail Nazir added 72 runs for the sixth wicket.This partnership ended with Nsala Tharaka dismissing Hussain Talat, who scored 56 runs with the help of 5 fours. Ruhail Nazir played an innings of 55 runs with the help of five fours and got out on the ball of Vijay Sandra.

Left-arm fast bowler Vishwa Fernando took 4 wickets for 44 runs.

Vijayasundara and Nisala Tharaka took two wickets each.

When Sri Lanka A started the second innings, they suffered the loss of Oshada Fernando in the first over, who was caught by Ruhail Nazir on the ball of Khurram Shahzad without scoring any runs.

Nipun Dhananjaya and Ahan Wickramasinghe took the score to 77.

Wickramasinghe remained unbeaten on 48 runs with the help of four boundaries. Dhanajaya is on 23 runs with the help of 2 fours.
 
Just when I said it, Ramiz Jr. broke the partnership

4 down now SL.
 
1st Four-day match - Pakistan Shaheens vs Sri Lanka A

1st session: Lunch Break

Sri Lanka A 2nd Innings 214-4 in 50.2 overs

Sri Lanka A lead by 71 runs
 
Sameen Gul over Wasim Jr has been the most pointless selection.
 
Lead of 158 runs is good and SL still have 3 wickets left so they can reach 200+.
 
1st Four-day match - Pakistan Shaheens vs Sri Lanka A

2nd session: Tea Break

Sri Lanka A 2nd Innings 303-7

Sri Lanka A lead by 160 runs
 
Lead of 198. Brilliant from Sri Lanka. Probably saved themselves from a defeat... still 3 wickets remaining.
 
Finally a breakthrough for Shaheens. Suleman struck and got a well set batter out.

Lead 213. Game is gone I think for SHaheens to win here.
 
Day 3: Stumps - Sri Lanka A lead by 221 runs

PAKA 258
SLA 115 & 364/9 (96) CRR: 3.79
 
Pakistan Shaheens-Sri Lanka ‘A’ match heading for exciting finish

Sri Lanka ‘A’ and Pakistan Shaheens four-day match was heading for an exciting finish after the visitors secured an overall lead of 221 runs with one second innings wicket remaining at stumps on the penultimate day at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium on Wednesday.

Trailing by 143 runs on the first innings and starting the day at 77 for one, Sri Lanka ‘A’ were 364 for nine at the draw of stumps. After dismissing the visitors for 115 on day one, Pakistan Shaheens had replied with 258 on day two.

Five half-centuries and two century partnerships brought Sri Lanka ‘A’ right back in the match, while Test fast bowler Khurram Shahzad and Kashif Ali tried to keep the visitors in checking by sharing six wickets between.

No.9 batter Wanuja Sahan with 73 and Sonal Dinusha, batting on 62, pulled Sri Lanka ‘A’ from trouble by adding 130 runs for the eighth wicket after the tourists had slipped from 213 for three to 226 for seven to lead the home side by 83 runs.

The partnership ended when Sahan fell to Mohammad Suleman after a 99-ball innings that included seven fours and a six. Suleman also picked up the last wicket to fall on the day to finish with figures of two for 21.

No.6 batter Dinusha will resume his innings on Thursday morning at 62 that has come from 125 balls and includes six fours. With him will be last-man Vishwa Fernando, who is yet to get off the mark.

The other century partnership was for the fourth wicket when Pasindu Sooriyabandara and Pavan Rathnayake put on 126 runs to lift the side from 87 for three to 213 for four. Sooriyabandara scored a 95-ball 64 with seven fours, while Rathnayake scored 60 from 69 balls with six fours and two sixes.

No.3 batter Ahan Wickramasinghe was the other Sri Lanka ‘A’ batter to cross the 50-run mark, scoring 53 from 95 balls and five fours.

For Pakistan Shaheens, Khurram followed up his first innings figures of four for 32 with four for 70, while Kashif bagged two wickets for 79 for match figures of seven for 110. Mohammad Rameez Jnr picked up the scalp of Rathnayake to end the fourth wicket partnership.

Scores in brief (day 3 of 4):

Sri Lanka ‘A’ 115 all out, 33.1 overs (Sonal Dinusha 30, Pasindu Sooriyabandara 28; Kashif Ali 5-31, Khurram Shahzad 4-32) and 364-9, 96 overs (Wanuja Sahan 73, Pasindu Sooriyabandara 64, Sonal Dinusha 62 not out, Pavan Rathnayake 60, Ahan Wickramasinghe 53, Nipun Dhananjaya 28; Khurram Shahzad 4-70, Mohammad Suleman 2-21, Kashif Ali 2-79)

Pakistan Shaheens 258 all out, 82.1 overs (Hussain Talat 56, Rohail Nazir 55, Ali Zaryab 55, Abdul Faseeh 26, Mohammad Suleman 24; Vishwa Fernando 4-44, Isitha Wijesundara 2-49, Nisala Tharaka 2-57)
 
This is good stuff from Suleman and Ali Zaryab. Crucial partnership building for Shaheens as they 135 more to win.
 
Day 4: 1st Session - Lunch Break

Pakistan A needs 131 runs to win

SLA 115 & 364

PAKA 258 & 91/2 (24) CRR: 3.79
 
93 more needed... these 2 batters should finish the game here...
 
Whichever selector chose Sulaiman in this game needs a pat on the back. Just 11 FC games from a small centre (Hyderabad) absolutely zero hype and he is playing a potential match winning knock here
 
Whichever selector chose Sulaiman in this game needs a pat on the back. Just 11 FC games from a small centre (Hyderabad) absolutely zero hype and he is playing a potential match winning knock here
Yeah. much better than the likes of Haider ali or Hussain Talat... invest in these young guns instead of mis-fired bullets
 
1st Four-day match - Pakistan Shaheens vs Sri Lanka A

Pakistan Shaheens won by 7 wickets

Pakistan Shaheens: 258 & 222-3 (53 ov)

Sri Lanka A: 115 & 364 (96.4 ov)
 
Good comfortable win in the end . Khurram and Kashif set it up with Sulaiman and Zaryab finishing it well .

Hopefully in next games there are some changes Wasim needs to have a go for Sameen while Ahmed needs to replace Rameez in batting I think all incumbents will get another go Huraira needs a score to confirm his place for the South Africa tour though Zaryab has also increased his chances for a spare middle order slot
 
Shaheens Clinch Victory with Stellar Third-Wicket Stand

Rawalpindi, 14 November 2024:

A commanding 158-run partnership for the third wicket by Mohammad Suleman and Ali Zaryab steered Pakistan Shaheens to a convincing seven-wicket win over Sri Lanka 'A' on the final day at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium.

Suleman's innings ended at 86, while Zaryab remained not out on 83, guiding the Shaheens to the 222-run target in just 53 overs.

The match also highlighted the bowling prowess of Test fast bowler Khurram Shahzad, who, on the fourth day, quickly wrapped up the Sri Lankan innings for an unchanged overnight score of 364, securing five wickets for 70 runs, and accumulating nine for 102 in the match.

The partnership between Suleman and Zaryab was crucial after early setbacks saw Pakistan Shaheens at 32 for 2. Suleman's departure at 190 left 32 runs needed for victory, which Haider Ali quickly chased down with an aggressive 19 not out from just 14 balls.

Ali Zaryab's unbeaten 83 came off 125 balls, complementing his first innings score of 55. His performance earned him the Player of the Match award.

Khurram Shahzad's return from injury has been impressive, with match figures of 4-32 and 5-70, while Kashif Ali also shone with the ball, taking 5-31 and 2-79.

The teams will reconvene for the second and final four-day match at the same venue on November 18.

Match Summary:

Sri Lanka 'A': 115 (first innings) & 364 (second innings)
Pakistan Shaheens: 258 (first innings) & 222-3 (second innings)
Player of the Match: Ali Zaryab (Pakistan Shaheens)

Upcoming Fixture: Second four-day match, 18-21 November, Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium.
 
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